MC x GTA Chat, Survival & Fly

Minecraft x GTA V, with Minecraft's chat, survival and real flight controls. A remix of Minecraft x GTA V: Trying Fixs by Dany (itself built on Rehan's Minecraft x GTA V passthrough). Everything Dany's version does is still here (inventory on E, punches, flight that doesn't go through buildings); this is what's different:

What's new

• Elytra only when you want them: press G. Jumping or falling off a roof no longer opens the elytra. G takes off with a kick upward, G again closes them. The mouse steers, fireworks boost, touching the ground lands you.
• Minecraft's real chat inside GTA. T opens it, / opens it for a command. Messages and commands run in Minecraft and their results show. Up / Down bring back what you typed before, Tab completes commands, Esc closes. Typing follows your keyboard (AZERTY, AltGr, accents).
• Your own skin. Steve wears the skin of your Minecraft account instead of the classic Steve.
• Survival with shared death. /gamemode survival and GTA gets dangerous again: your GTA character can be hurt and wanted. Die in Minecraft (mobs, TNT, lava, /kill) and it's a GTA Wasted; die in GTA (bullets, cars, explosions, a long fall) and Steve dies too. Your survival inventory is kept between sessions. /gamemode creative makes you invincible again, like before.
• Creative flight. In creative, double-tap Space to fly like in Minecraft: Space up, Shift down, Ctrl faster, ZQSD/WASD to move, the mouse steers. Double-tap again, or come down to the ground, to land.

Controls

| key | does | |---|---| | G | open / close the elytra | | T, / | chat, command | | Up / Down, Tab, Esc | chat history, complete, close | | double Space | creative flight on / off | | E | Minecraft inventory | | left / right mouse, 1-9, wheel | Minecraft's attack, use and hotbar |

Story mode only. It starts GTA V without BattlEye, so GTA Online isn't available while it's installed. Needs GTA V Legacy 1.0.3889.0 and Minecraft: Java Edition (your account; Melty sets up Minecraft itself). Not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two, Mojang or Microsoft. Built with Claude Code; the source and design sheets ship in the credits folder.